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With rain totals tracking higher than normal for October, more can be expected this weekend which could compensate for a dry summer.

Princeton native and former councilwoman Alyson Van Hooser will speak at Murray State’s annual First-Generation Celebration scheduled for next week.

It’s a busy time for Caldwell County 4-H’ers as achievement projects are coming due and leaders will be attending a council meeting next month.

A Trigg County woman was charged with abuse of a corpse after an investigation Tuesday night into her child’s death on East Adams Mill Road.

A man convicted by a jury of attempted murder in the shooting of a Hopkinsville police officer was remanded to the Department of Corrections after he was formally sentenced in Christian County Circuit Court Wednesday morning.

Four area organizations working on the ground in counties with low COVID-19 vaccine rates are among twelve organizations across the commonwealth that were awarded mini-grants from the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky.

Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet say a barge hit the U.S. 68 Tennessee River/Kentucky Lake Eggners Ferry Bridge overnight but no damage was reported to the bridge structure.

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  The City of Princeton and the Western Kentucky Regional Blood Center will be having a community blood drive Wednesday at city hall.